Common use of Disclosure of Documents Clause in Contracts

Disclosure of Documents. Unless otherwise agreed or ordered, disclosure shall be limited to the following classes of document: (a) logs and any other contemporaneous records maintained by the shipowners personnel and personnel employed by the Contractors (including any subcontractors) and their respective surveyors or consultants in attendance during all or part of the salvage services; (b) working charts, photographs, video or film records; (c) contemporaneous reports including telexes, facsimile messages or prints of e- mail messages; (d) survey reports; (e) documents relevant to the proof of: (i) out of pocket expenses (ii) salved values (iii) the particulars and values of all relevant salving tugs or other craft and equipment (f) statements of witnesses of fact or other privileged documents on which the party wishes to rely.

Disclosure of Documents. Unless otherwise agreed or ordered, disclosure shall be limited to the following classes of document: (ai) logs and any other contemporaneous records maintained by the shipowners personnel and personnel employed by the Contractors (including any all electronic data and notebooks) maintained subcontractors) and their respective surveyors or consultants in attendance during all or part of the salvage services; (bii) working charts, photographs, video or film records; (ciii) contemporaneous reports including telexes, facsimile facsimiles messages or prints of e- e-mail messages; (div) survey reports; (ev) documents relevant to the proof of: (ia) out of pocket expenses (iib) salved values (iiic) the particulars and values of all relevant salving tugs or other craft and equipment (fd) statements of witnesses of fact or other privileged documents on which the party wishes to rely.